Aphrodite And Other Poems
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It matters not That one, my boon-companion there, Comes nowise now : when days are fair There comes a silence in my throat.
Sometimes. ... It matters not. Above His throat is filled with song : he sings On mortal, of immortal, wings, And all the Pilgrim's Ways of love.
And there I see a Woman kneel, A child's face there among the shades; That dream, alas, that dream-like fades The unborn child some women feel.
I watch the slow earth-children climb The tree of life towards the star. By Pilgrim's... Ways that Women are I see them scale the heights of Time.
The love we bear our Motherland, In holier pulses of the blood The glorious love of Motherhood, The easier there I understand.
Yes, as I write, out there I know The Spring moves with soft feet of her, From Kentish fane to Winchester.
I hear her footsteps, and I go.
123 Blame Thou not Love!
Blame thou not Love, if, blinded of the stars, Thou wast more tender than the world allows Grown old, in growing wise. Nor deem true wisdom every compact bars Between Love's lips and longings, save with vows Might barter-men devise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It matters not That one, my boon-companion there, Comes nowise now : when days are fair There comes a silence in my throat.
Sometimes. ... It matters not. Above His throat is filled with song : he sings On mortal, of immortal, wings, And all the Pilgrim's Ways of love.
And there I see a Woman kneel, A child's face there among the shades; That dream, alas, that dream-like fades The unborn child some women feel.
I watch the slow earth-children climb The tree of life towards the star. By Pilgrim's... Ways that Women are I see them scale the heights of Time.
The love we bear our Motherland, In holier pulses of the blood The glorious love of Motherhood, The easier there I understand.
Yes, as I write, out there I know The Spring moves with soft feet of her, From Kentish fane to Winchester.
I hear her footsteps, and I go.
123 Blame Thou not Love!
Blame thou not Love, if, blinded of the stars, Thou wast more tender than the world allows Grown old, in growing wise. Nor deem true wisdom every compact bars Between Love's lips and longings, save with vows Might barter-men devise.
What to read after Aphrodite And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Helston to read onlineMoreLess
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